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Poetry
Gilberto Owen, from
Línea
Translated from the Spanish by Jack Chelgren
Ahmad Shamlou, from
Elegies of the Earth
Translated from the Persian by Niloufar Talebi
Sao Xia,
Old Island Telephone Call
Translated from the Chinese by Tsong Chang
Alda Merini, from
Emptied of Love
Translated from the Italian by a. Monti
Christos Martinis, from
Fuck the Future: Six Poems and a Selfie
Translated from the Greek by Manos Apostolidis
Sayat-Nova,
Two Poems
Translated from the Azerbaijani by Peter Orte and Murad Jalilov
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Fiction
Carolina Brown,
Anthropocene
Translated from the Spanish by Jessica Powell
Emmanuelle Sapin,
A Child Is Stolen
Translated from the French by Michelle Kiefer
Luis Carlos Barragán Castro,
Cephalomorphs
Translated from the Spanish by isaac dwyer
Arthur Schnitzler, from
Fräulein Else
Translated from the German by Matthew Redman
Glorianne Micallef,
Submission
Translated from the Maltese by Joe Gatt
Drama
Yannis Palavos,
To the Right of the Creek
Translated from the Greek by Karen Van Dyck
Marius Ivaškevičius, from
Banishment
Translated from the Lithuanian by Rimas Uzgiris
Nonfiction
Rafael Toriz, from
Animalia
Translated from the Spanish by Charlotte Whittle
Bassam Yousuf,
“When I looked into the face of my torturer . . . I recognized my old school-friend”
Translated from the Arabic by Katherine Van de Vate
Syaman Rapongan, from
Eyes of the Ocean
Translated from the Chinese by Darryl Sterk
Fawwaz Traboulsi, from
An Incurable Hope
Translated from the Arabic by Yasmine Zohdi
Yuriy Serebriansky,
Voices of Kazakh Cities
Translated from the Russian by Yuriy Serebriansky
Visual
Anna Tsouhlarakis,
Echoes of Tradition: On Indigenization, Representation, and Community with Anna Tsouhlarakis
Mohamed Abdelkarim,
Fiction’s Futurability
Criticism
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Feature
Vedita Cowaloosur,
Private Goordial Seeraz
MARGENTO, from
Parallel Universe Intersection
S. K. Birk,
Goodbye to Love
Daniel Saldaña París,
Translation, AI, and the Political Weight of Words
Translated from the Spanish by Christina MacSweeney
Katia Grubisic,
The Authority of Error
Shimanto Reza,
Let the Machines Win (Because They Can’t)
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An Interview with Boris Dralyuk
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